Where it really starts to change is the larger multis like 10 or so.I would say the suburbs of Cleveland are better because you find a high caliber of the tenant and they stay longer, also, the rent is higher.

If it ever changed, I would just do it myself to save costs, but don't see it being something that will come up in the near future. 

The bank knows about the investment prop change because we are using them for financing on the new one. 

Buy, only you can decide if you're on fast growth or slow growth mode, and if the risk/reward of extra leverage is right for you. 

So I want to change the property management on that property and since we haven't signed a contract with them I believe that means we can do that.

When you run numbers on the portfolio of CDs offered by most places, you find that after 12 months the early payoff penalty on their 5 or 7 year CD about breaks even on the higher interest you get, compared to doing 12 month CDs over and over again.So if you're relatively certain you won't need a chunk of change for at least 12 months, after running your own numbers to confirm, throw it in a 5 or 7 year CD so at least you're hopefully matching inflation. 

I will change (back) my view when NC REC stops granting habitual felons broker's licenses.

-can you later change to LLC? 

There are scams going around where you get an email or mail that says "wire instructions have changed - wire to account xxxx"I'd think it's easily verified by calling the closing agent and verifying the account and routing numbers.

About a week ago our mission changed to assisting with the evacuation.